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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

SAs FRAHCrsco, April I.-B. +. Bcrgen'
Bnecia, svs,,t OF the General Land Office
at Washington, who WAS sent out to in
yestiyats tbs Redwood frauds Of Califor'
mia. In Eedwood and Humboldt counties,
r.norlg tia. ho has succeeded In uncarth.
Ing one of ths most comiplete py8teine oi
fraud ever known. During the hearing IN
progress before the lte9iater and RocelVoi
Two hundred witnessed have been exam
ined. Thsir tcatimOny revealed ths fraud.
ulent practices adopted. Mr.. bergen state,
that tho repor. no will furniHh the Land
DGFee will Undoubtedly resplt In tho eHtopp.'
pei Of patents to the lands. They are, II
Ii estimated, worth s3,O00,OW,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

HERR Mosr again breathes the froe air
in this land in which overworked laborer5
like himself are ground to powder-a land
which he could best aorve by leaving for
some happier cline. Tho mistake Of his
life was thst hs was no. in the Chicago
affair, which he helped to bring about,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

SPECIAL DLJ,atch 10 TIC IHt'li0enctr.
Sr. CLAIHsvrLLg, o., April IA mnss
meeting OF citizens Was held tonight to
nominate municipal ticket. Considera'
BILE feeling has ariaen over tho nominations
made by tho two regular parties and the
object OF to.night's meeting waa to deiea!
tho anti.prohihilion candidates. George
Brown, b., u. II. Milliran anil Marshal
Thompson were chosen for councilmen by
aCclamation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

LONDON, April 1.-The Queen arrived at
Cannes to-day. Her Msjesty drove from
the railway station to the villa Edleweisse
in an open carriage without riders, es.
corted by guard OF honor, force OF
mounted gendsrmes and the Cannes fire
brigade. The houses along the route we're
decorated With flags, people filled the
streets and enthusiastically cheered Her
Majesty. The French Mediterranean
equadron, which had been ordered to
Cannes, saluted the Queen on her ar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

CHARLES Il. TAYLOR, of Missouri, col.
ored man appointed by President Cleve.
land to be Minister TO Liberia, pays bis
patron back in this way: president
Cleveland has been second coming Of
Christ 10 the negroes. They regard him
astheir savior" A little Office goes q long
way with some people,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02
Notorious THIEF Caught.

spteiTi DLYdich u TIE inttltiJdlefr.
WEuros, W. Va, April l.-Jim Hem
line, the last OF notorious gang oil thieves
+ who have for BONE tins been terror to
tho people near I.onukc, this county, wan
captured In Upshas county on Thuraday
night by Sheriff Ilornor and Olllcer Stew
art, lIe ww brought hero Oh the early
train and placed In Jail together with four
of his pals, where they will await tho ac'
ton Of tho noxt grand jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

Mr.. l. G. Dillon has admitted to mart.
nership with him Messrs. Joseph NJ,
Weistiing and Charles N. Hancher, two
popular gentlemen who have been with
him in his large jewelry store at No. l9993
Market street for several years past. The
firm will hereafter be known as |. G. Dill.
Ion & Go. The two new members have
been faithful employees for long time and
In admitting them as partners in his large
md paying business MIR. Dillon shows a
just appreciation Of their business DUAL.
tiles. Their many friends will DO pleased
to learn Of their ndvance aud will wish the
new firm long and continuous prosperity,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02
Cadogan's I,IlI Isld,culed,

DUBLIN, April L. William O'Brien,
editor ofthe United Ireland, .ridiculea Lord
Cadogan'a land bill and says: "If this bill
should be made law tenants would moi
be relieved until they declare they were
unable to pay the rents demanded Of them,
Probably three hundred thousand tenan,s
o. Ireland would make this declaration.
Ihls would give each judge.l5, 900 rem: ad.
lustment cases to take care Of which would
take years to dispose OF them. Meanwhile
the landlords would obtain nothing. The
bill offered by Parnell is mercy itself to
landlords compared with this measure"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

Mr.. FAiRcnILp's rise has been very
rapid. Not known outside Of his own
city when President Cleveland took his
seat, Mr.. F"irchild is to-day Secretary Of
the Treasury. de may be competent to
fill the place, yet 80 importan. cabinet
office ought to be held by a statesman
whom the country knows and whose lau-
rela are not ell to bs won. The President
chespens thing that ought to be held
hiyh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02
Ex.sccretnr, Manning. Health BAD,

LONDON, April la private letter from
Bourncmouth conveys the statement that
cx.secretary Manning has grown worse
since his arrival in England. The ocean
voyage is said to have been too severe for
him. His movements are kept secret,
only a few intimates being permitted to
see him, so that his exact condition can
not be readily learned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

PHlLApRIrIItA, PA, April III. Edgar
IIoll, the wholcaalo liquor dealer, who is
accused of defraudiny the Independent
National Bank by Inuans oil ialBo accept-
ance, to-day surrendered himself, know.
ipg that warrant WAS out for him, and at
q subsequent hearing was releaDod on bail.
/. Ia charged that no Issued forged paper
10 the amount OF $40, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

A PARTY which stops the wheels OF
justice because there Is nothing TO lubri.
cate them. will have to stand up aud ex.
plain itself. This IL what the Democratic
party did in the House oil Representatives.
No money for the courts, is cry that will
be heard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02
Tho lsnhwny Murder Mystory

ROCHESTER,, N. y, April l.-Advices
from Fairport failed TO confirm the state.
ment that the girl murdered at Railway
was Mary Crany Of that place. No family
OF that name is known there, and II The
solution oil the mystery offered by Mr.
Eldridge be correct the unfortunate pirl
mnst have taken service with him uude,
m assumed name.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

WHEN the President named Mr.. Fair.
child to be Secretary Of the Treasury he
said, "Me own New York, here's looking
to you again." Governor Hill is clever
artist, but he has not equal opportunities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

Tng Hcalpers object to being scalpsd and
say Il can't be done. II they are the bar.
nscles the railroad companies have do.
cIared thom to bs, the present opportunity
to scraps than of will not be neglected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

SINCE the railroad companies like the
Interstate Commerce law 30 we'll, 1t Is
wonder thst they pounded 1t 80 vigor.
ousy while 1t was a.borning. Their
present state Of mind may be second
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

RusrcHuE, April 1.-The Bulgarian su-
thorities caused the arrest Of two lawyers,
leaders in the recent insurrec,ion. The
lawyers had taken refuge in the Russian
Consulate and were arrested in the pres.
enCe OF the German consul.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02
OVER :I.|} IN ERIN'S ISLE.
HOUSE OF COMMONS PROCEEDINGS
On the Irish Cosrcion Blll-Cloturs Carried
and tho Measure Read for tho First
Ttms-somo Lively Criticisms on
Lord Cadogan's Land dill.

LONDON. April LIN the House OF Com
mona tonight W. H. Smith suggested II
the Irish Crimes bill be read a first time
tonight the second reading could bs
taken up Tuesday, Then there would bf
an interval Of week between the second
reading and going into committee. II
was the imperative duty ol the govern.
ment TO insist that the House come TO an
early decision Of the principle Of the bill.
Referring to the Land bill, he said 1t was
Of vital importance to the government to
use every effort to make the measure a
law.
Cloture was carried by vote Of 3Gl to
253, and tho first reading of the Coercion
bill was agreed upon without division.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02

DunLis, April 1.-The prosecution
against Dillon, O'l,rien, Crilly and Red
mond, for connection with the "plan OF
campaign" has been abandoned.
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The l)iluutiess.

QUEENSTOWN, April 1.-The Dsuutless
sailed for Southampton, where she will be
overhauled prior TO going on cruise along
tho CO.'S. OF Norway. She will aiterward
visit tho Azores and then proceed home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02
That Land lill.

LONDON, April 1.-The Ns1s Gays: "The
Land bill introduced by Lord Cadogan in
the House Of Lords yesterday evening
conylcts the Ministry OF the grossest in.
consistency and entirely justiGes Mr.. Par.
nell's direction during last autumn's ses-
sion OF Parliament. Tho first thing that
strikes the reader OF Lord Cadogan's
speech is that, inadequate as the bill may
be, 1t entirely dispsnses with the necessity
Tor coercion--or rather 1t would II the
neceEsity existed. Mfr. Balfour argues
that an illegal combination prevents ten
ants In Ireland from paying their rents.
Lord Cadogan formally admits that ten
@ ants are evicted for not paying impossible
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02
GI1e Attelliqetrear.
omeor Nos. 20 aud a7 Fourteenth Street.
JAY GouLDxathen In another railroad /;
yet Is his cup not full.

LORD SALISBURY won't receive Mr..
Blaine very warmly, but Gladstone, Par.
nell and sundry millions Of the Queens
subjects will. Tho pathway OF our Jeems
will blaze when he goes beyond sea,
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kept on her movements ever since, be.
cause she has not been In her right mind.
Last night she managed to get out on tho
street, and sought to end her liient the
same place where the Senator'S brother
committed suicide about year ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02
DIED,

"hwMEhMMmon wn. Friday April |, lSS7, JAxTs
Funeral notice hereafter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-02
BASE BALL.
Tho "Hoosiers" Defedted by tho Huckeye
1ioys-GOod Game at 1t, Lbuis.

Tho "Hoosiers" Defeated by tho buckeye
Boys-Good Game at st. Lbuis.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April 1.-The frs,
game OF the season, an exhibition be.
tween the Indianapolis League and the
Cincinnati Association, was played here
to-day. More than 1000 people witnessed
1t. The air Was clear and penetrating,
the result Of a snow that fell during the
morning. Tho Indianapolis players labor.
cd under the disadvantage OF train.
ing, aome Of them appearing on the
diamond for the frat time since last fall,
In addition the clubs full strength WAS
not available, Denny not having reached
the city. His position, third base, was
filled by Quinn. The only notable feature
Of the game was home run by Jones Of
the Cincinuati's. The clubs will play
again, and Denny will be here and occupy
bis position. The score Was as iollows:
lnnings..............l l 234507s
lhdianApolls...... ..... 0 0 0 0 OH 2 O. 4
sinclnnAtl."..." ........ o 0 0J12l S-l0
Earned runs-Indianapolis /, Clncip.
natl 9. Base hits-Indianapolis 0, Gin.
clunati l3. Struck out-By Boyle 8, Mul.
lane l. Umpire-Brennen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-26
ON CHANGE.

81; OK OF cotton on hand in Mem
phis, Ill, 1888 balee.
CINcIsNATI wheat receipts yester-
day, 1880 bushels; shipments, 1890
bushels.
CoTToN receipts yesterday, 1852
bales; shipments, 3lSe bales; sales,
1900 bales.
AT Manchester cloths are quoted
steady. fair demand; yarns dull in
buyers favor.
Ar st. Louis cash corn Is of to, cash
wheat of &c, cash oats of tc, cash
pork and lard unchanged, cash clear
ribs up5c.
CHICAGO cash pork of 7ic, cash lard
off 2ic, cash clear ribs up 2ac, cash
corn of ic, cash wheat up tic, and
cash oats of to.
THE new series OF wool Gales was
opened at London yesterday. Eight
thousand bales were offered. Tnere
was large attendance. The COM
petition among foreign buyers was
brisk.
AT Liverpool wheat Is dull, demand
poor; receipts during the past three
days, 1910 0 cen'als, including $4,000
American. Corn dull, demand poor |;
receipts OF American corn during the
past three days, 96.600 centals.
AT New York yesterday, wheat re-
ceipts, 63, $50 bushels; exports, $500
bushels; sales, 1916 coo bushels fu-
lures and 1900 bushels spots. Corn
receipts, 5000 bushels; exports, 144,-
266 bushels; ra'ee, 10000 bushels
futures and $4,000 bushels spots
0ats receipts, 1850. bushels; exports,
none.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: W.
A. Robinson, Louisville; G. w. Bell,
John Hunter, Bells Depot; ]. 8. scha-
fer, Stanton, Tenn; G. M. Bostwick,
Ripley. Miss IL Hsrra-, Helena, Ark. !;
Walter Connally, Tyler, Tex; l. 9.
Gartrell, it,, Pope. Miss. Mrs. M. P.
Glame, Toledo, O.; NJ. Cartwright,
Ripley, Miss; A. B. 0ater, Indian
apolia. Ind.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

IMPROVED Caligraph, A North Court
p. NJ. STANLEY, funeral director and
embslmer, So Madison street.
Miss CARRIE M. HEATING, pianist,
may be tonnd at the Gsyoso Hotel.
INFORMATION as to the whereabouts
OF ry wife, Tillie Askew, will be
Thankfully received by VIM. Askew,
1856 Pontotoc street.
Tar Herbal Chill Oure, the bept
tonic Snd Rnti-periodie known. A certain
and sure cure for chilis. Price 81 per bot
tie. Send stamps for circulars. ANY ref
eroncs glxen, Address John q. Rrcker,
Lynchbsrs. Va.
NorIcR TO HRRs The descendants
Of Martin Key, of Albemsrle couRty,
Va, will God II TO their interest 10 ad-
drees John +. Key, secretary OF the
Robert Edwards estate interss'. With
name, give postt flee and county.
JOHN Y. KEY, Memphis, Tenn,
REMEMBER the sociab!e at the
Straug re- Church TONIGHT. The La
dies Aid s, ciety will be there from
$3.50 o'clock In the evening, and glad,
indeed, will they b. TO meet their
friends, There Is to be fine music
with both the organ and piano. Come
one, come all, and spend an hour So
cially and pleasantly. Admission 20
cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-26
CITY NEWS.

Tickets for the Charity Ball are for
sale at Mansiord's.
The Criminal Court is now the
popular place OF resort.
The Tpo Orphans at the Thsaier
agaio tonight, and on tomorrow night
Called Back.
4. AT any book store in town you can
get the IW0 Orphans for ten cents.
bat at the thtater they come higher,
one dollar.
4Harper's Magazine and ScribnerI,
for February, and Called Back, are for
sale at n Of ord's; the only iu | line OF
mapazlnes and libraries kept Ia the
city.
ID lns,ions for the Charity Ball
supper should all be sent In by noon
tomorrow 10 Mr.. A ]. Holvroyd, In
the basement Of the Cotton Exchange,
Madison street entrance.
The Memphis Theater next seas IN
will be managed by the proprietor,
with Mr.. Frank Gray as local manager,
Mr.. Jos 'ph Brooks will retire from the
general management at the close Of
the present season.
The following we're licensed to
marry yesterday: ice Eason TO Miss
Ellen Mabrle', Tom Alternately to
Nancy White, H. M. Wilder to Mary
o. Stevens, Henry Goodman TO Miss
Jennie Winston, John Pillow to Mari.
anna Thomas
Yesterday morning about 8
o'clock part OF the soutn wal of No.
232 Main street, which burned on
Satu day, came tumbling down and
stove ia part Of the roof Of Turn
bulls stove and tinware establish
ment, adjoining IL. There we've seve-
raj employees on the third floor at the
time, but they sustained no injuries.
The loss Is covered by insurance.
His Honor Judge Rlddick, OF the
Second Judicial Circuit Of Arkansas, is
In the city by csnsent OF counsel for
the purpose Of healiug the evidence
and Arguments 10 the celebrated case
OF Z 1rington Va. Jefferson. The case
involves the title to two large aud val
liable plantat ons in Mississippi coun-
ty,. Ark, aud as there are several COM
plications in the same II will require
tbs balance Of the week to dispose
OF it. -""-
"A store hou' e aud cottage at the
corner of Beale aud Manassas streets,
the properly OF Mrs. j. Glass, were
destroyed by Are yesterday morning,
The FIRE had made such headway
before the alarm YVES given that
nothing could be done to cave them.
Toe store was occupied by M.ssrs
Burrows & Abernethy, grocars. Tneir
stock, which they valued at about
$1,000, was insuredl in the British
American Insurance Company OF Tor.
onto. Canada, for $1,000. The hu'd,
ings were each insured for 5000. The
Ace is generally supposed to have been
the work of an inc5ndary.
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X. AND L. or II.
Meeting Of Rose Lodge No. 4OJ,
Chelsea.

The members OF this lively suburban
lodge had sstiring meeting on Mon
day night in Chelsea. Their cosy
lodgsroom was nearly filled with
members to assist in and witress the
installation of officers for the present
term. In the absence OF the Protector
W. X. Kendall, PIP, filed the chair
in his usual excellent manner Shortly
after the lodge Sas opened it was
"surpri,ed" by the announcement
that a ltrge delegation from South
Memphis Lodge No. 1l99 newly or,
ganized last moIt1) were at the outer
door seeking admittance. Sure
enough, there were eleven Of them
there, led nv their Protector. j. r.
Ferguson, Vics Protector Mre. Ella
Schuler, Treasurer Gus SCHUYLER and
Chaplain B Rutledge. The visitors
were welcomed TO seats, when the
lodge proceeded to the regular order
OF business, At the proper time the
DIG p, w. r. Kendall, announced
the insta 'laton next In order, when,
aided 8 ster A, Kepnett as Grand
Guide, he installed the following
named officsrs: Mrs Mary TAYLOR,
Protector; Mrs. M. l. Hanns, Vice
Protector; J. P. Prescott, Secretary {;
A, Kohlbry, Treasurer; P. r Fdedel,
Chaplain; MIS- Sarah M. Reynolds,
Guide; Mrs, M, A. Parker, Guardian,
and Robert Hanua, Sentinel. Under
.ssGood OF the Order" calls were made
upon the South Memphians, with ex-
cellent responses from Brothers Fer
guson, Rntledge and Schu,er and Sis
Ter Schiller, who then insisted on the
Ohelseans eaying something. This
81. ught ont a few remarks from
Brothers Kendall and Prescott and
Sisters Msry Taylor, Nora Kelly and
others. Altogether, it was very en-
joyable meeting to all who were
prHsent,
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stHRNLD THE TABLE.

CnesapeaIze ana ohio Boute-TraIns
move a. follow; Past line lsavss ct $3.50
An; st. Louis fast line leaves at : 80
Rm ~ It'll .n s,1 sT,sys. y i. p'm'' b.
Gissfssippf ana renncssse, Trains
move a. tollows: New Orleans mail arrives
daily At 300 =. n, leaves daily ts:OC p;m IN;
ssrd' % s,ss Al As s daily q S:
ksisSt arrives daily except sunday at $50
pa; leaves daily (exoept Sunday ct 6:l6
an. Mail trains do not stop at nag sta.
lions, nor Whitehaven, Horn Lake Nesbit
Miss,ss si valley Reute IL n. o.
and Il. Ryl-Trains on this rca fol-
iewsi New Orleans fast mail, daily, leaves
st l;S p.M.; viefseurf express. =. DAILY m.I,
Lars . gs Il i g.. sR orl' v.ls iss @s
pres daily, arrives . 5,Bp.m;
LOuisville and Nashville - Trains
move 81 follows: Fast mail arrives daily at
6:l6 AM; leaves at 10 10 pm; mall leaves
Brown:,i iH;i .scomm datio@ leaves daily.
except Sunday, a. {: 100 p.m.j arrives daily,
except Sunday. at $3.50 am. standard timel.
9ulf aonte-( knu.as City, spring;
ae,d and Memphi.l-rgains leave N: and
preIs, leaves ct 1918 AMI No. 8, Kansas
City express, arrives at $3.50 Pm. No. 2,
kansas City mail. loayes ate 100 \. IN. No; i,
Kansas CITY mail. arrives at e;i5 am. No:
~ Dt. hOulb Huu V4iOLAO uApt ungl toeNos ~
Goo PM; Ne. I, st, Louis and Chicago or
pross, arrives ats;B am. In eject Sunday,
Memphis and Charleston - Trains
move A. follows: Through express leaves
daily at 10 100 pm. Mail and express leaves
daily at . 80 an. Bonneville accommodac
tion leaves daily, except Sunday, at 4:t0
pm. Through express arrives daily st ;l0
am. Mail and express arrives daily ct ~ 10
pm, Bomeryille accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 Am.
Memphis and Little Rock Trains
move az follows tcentrsl standard time) +:
No. Leaves daily at ass p.m,; arrived ut
9;25 pm. No. 3lssyes at iS AM arrive.
et9il5 am. No. 5 (freighD leaves Hopeheld
daily lexcept Sunday at $40 amt arrives
Mem rhis, Birmingham and Allan.
tte-Holly Springs Route-Trains move, a.
follovsi No; ] lpas'epg er) leaves Memphis
Memphis at 8 :3) am, No. 2 tpassengeI) ar
rivns at Memphis ut l0,l0 amt No. 8
tffeiebt) arrives at Memphis at li05 pm.
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the Fanny Dsvegpoit Dramatic Com
pany, b In The city,
Oovrsaroa (Tenn.) Record. Mrs. DR.
Reid went to Memphis yesterday and
viii remain several days. s.
SPRrsoFRLD (Mo) Herald: II. O.
Thompson, OF Memphis, is In the city,
stopping at the metropolitan.
Mrs. LIpR MERIwErHKR will lecture
on Scientific Temperance" o. Banner
Hall tonight. Admission free.
MAJ. Jso. ]. HoRsoR, OF the law
firm Of Tsppsn & Hornor. Helena,
Ark, is in the city attending to legal
business.
ZACH SMITH, formerly OF Memphis.
but now one OF Birmipgham's most
success merchants. 10 In the city visit
ing relatives.
BArKsvILLx (Ark Pilot: F. K.
Bro gn, representing Des Jardins, Mil
Ter 4 Ro jtts, hardware dealers, Mem.
phis, Tenn, was in our city last week.
BATEsvILLE ARK. Pilot: Mrs. But
Ter Jack, of Memphis, arrived htrs
today and will remain for few days
with fri nds. ......... Miss Minnie Stew
art will return to her home in Mem.
phis in few days. Her many friends
regret her departure.
SoMERvILLE renn.) Falcon: The
Rev. Samuel b. McGlohon, q graduate
OF the theological school at Bewanee,
has bsen assigned by Bishop Quintard
to the charge of the Il piscopal churches
OF Somerville, Oolllerville and La
grange.
NASHVILLE Union: r. B. Jordan,
President OF Memphis School Board,
and the Hon. j. 8. Galloway, Of Shell
by county, were among last nights
arrivals. 30. M. Grant aud ]. q. Con.
nell, Of Memphis, are at the Gilchrist.
......D. o. Slaughter. j. J. Williams,
W. H. Moore, A. Y. Davis, O. +.
Smith, M. Walp. OF Memphis, are at
the Nicholson.
NASHVILLE Union: Mr.. Il II. Pool,
with Peters. Sswrie & Co Memphis,
and Miss Mollis l. Wbitworth were
united In marriage at the residences OF
the brides parents, near Donelson,
ye, terday. Tho biideis a niece Of Ex-
sheriff Whitwortb. OF this county, q
most sstimable young lady, beloved
by all who know her. The happy cou-
pie left for their future home in Mem
phls.
SomKRvILLE (TsnD.) Falcon: Mrs. M.
B. Skipwith and Miss Mary Lou MCOlel-
Ian are visiting friends in Memphis this
week ...... Mr.. George w. Bumpase, Of
Memphis, has been In town for sew,
eral days.....Miss Annie Conrad went
down to Memphis Thursdsy morning,
She will spend some time with rela-
tives in that ci'y..... Misses Amelia,
Lucy and Battle Hobson are In Mem
phis. They went down to attend the
reception given by Mr.. J. e. Hobson
and bride at the residence OF his BROTH
or, Mr.. Sam Hobson.
NASHVILLE Union: Miss Lila Colyar
gathered at her residence on North
High street, last night, brilliant and
gay crowd to try new game OF cards
called Speculation The panty was
given in honor OF Miss Nc Rea Of Mem
phis, who Is visiting Miss Oolyar.
Mifs McRea 10 a charming representa-
tive OF the aristocracy, culture and
beauty OF The Bluff City, and has
already won the admiration OF every
Nashville gallant che has met, Am ong
the prss winners was Mr.. Tom Loo.
ney OF Memphis.